51 Pablo Picasso (Spanish,
1881-1973)
Two Heads, 1949. Two lithographs printed on a single sheet, 32.3
x 51.6cm. Minor foxing to image upper right. Framed.
Created
for the cover of Mourlot's Picasso Lithographe, Vol. I, 1919-1949,
published by André Sauret. From an edition of 2,500. Ref:
Bloch #591, Cantz #473, Mourlot #160.
$2,200
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52 Pablo Picasso (Spanish,
1881-1973)
[Ecoliere A La Jupe Écossaise] (Schoolgirl Wearing A Kilt),
c1937. Découpage with crayon, 8.9 x 6cm. Embossed letters
and numbers to centre of image. Framed.
An
authentication certificate by Maya Picasso, daughter of the artist,
accompanies this work. Provenance: Ines Sassier and son, Gerard,
France. Ines Sassier was a long-time employee of Picasso and
was also one of his models and confidantes.
This is
most likely one of the cut-out dolls Picasso made for his daughter
Maya around 1937. Several examples of these dolls are illustrated
in the biography by John Richardson, A Life of Picasso: The Prodigy
1881-1906, New York, 2007, p31.
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53 Pablo Picasso (Spanish,
1881-1973)
[Automobile Et Oiseau] (Car And Bird), c1950s. Crayon drawing
on an invitation card, 9.5 x 13cm. Vertical centre fold, slight
surface soiling. Framed.
Picasso
drew this image on the back of an invitation card from Galerie
Lucienne-Leonce Rosenburg, dated 1949. An authentication certificate
by Maya Picasso, daughter of the artist, accompanies this work.
Provenance: Ines Sassier and son, Gerard, France. Ines Sassier
was a long-time employee of Picasso and was also one of his models
and confidantes. Picasso gave her a number of artworks, including
drawings and decoupages created especially for her then young
son, Gerard. The subjects included animals, cars and circuses.
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54 Pablo Picasso (Spanish,
1881-1973)
Ane (Donkey) and Cheval (Horse), c1950s. Double-sided harlequin
crayon drawing, (a) 10 x 12.5cm; (b) 10.5 x 15cm. Framed.
An
authentication certificate by Maya Picasso, daughter of the artist,
accompanies this work. Provenance: Ines Sassier and son, Gerard,
France. Ines Sassier was a long-time employee of Picasso and
was also one of his models and confidantes. Picasso gave her
a number of artworks, including drawings and decoupages created
especially for her then young son, Gerard. The subjects included
animals, such as the donkey and horse depicted in this work.
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55 Pablo Picasso (Spanish,
1881-1973)
[Le Coq] (The Rooster), c1950s. Harlequin crayon drawing, 11
x 18cm. Minor handling crease. Framed.
An
authentication certificate by Maya Picasso, daughter of the artist,
accompanies this work. Provenance: Ines Sassier and son, Gerard,
France. Ines Sassier was a long-time employee of Picasso and
was also one of his models and confidantes. Picasso gave her
a number of artworks, including drawings and decoupages created
especially for her young son, Gerard. The subjects included animals,
such as the rooster depicted in this work.
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56 Pablo Picasso (Spanish,
1881-1973)
Jeune Homme Couronne de Feuillage (Young Man With A Crown Of
Leaves), 1962. Colour linocut, signed and inscribed "Pour
Ynes" in pencil in lower margin, 35 x 27cm. Repaired minor
cut to lower margin.
One
of 25 artist's proofs outside the edition of 50. Third and definitive
state, with full margins. In Spanish, the language Picasso preferred
to French throughout his life, Ines would be Ynes. Many such
dedications to Ynes existed among the works from the collection
of Ines and Gerard Sassier, making this the most likely provenance.
Ines Sassier was a long-time employee of Picasso and was also
one of his models and confidantes. Picasso gave her a number
of artworks, including drawings and decoupages created especially
for her then young son, Gerard. Ref: Bloch #1087, Baer #1307.
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57 Pablo Picasso (Spanish,
1881-1973)
Le Peintre Et Son Modèle II (The Painter And His Model
II), 1964. Lithograph, dated "11.1.64" in image lower
left, 31.3 x 24.3cm. Framed.
Frontispiece
from Prints from the Mourlot Press, 1964, by Fernand Mourlot.
Ref: Mourlot #400, Cantz #854, Bloch #1846.
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58 Pablo Picasso (Spanish,
1881-1973)
Peintre Rembranesque Avec Son Modele (17th Century Artist With
His Model), 1968. Etching, dated and annotated "4.8.68.
III" in plate upper right, editioned 21/50 and signed in
pencil in lower margin, 31.4 x 41.6cm.
This
is number 22 from the 347 Series dating from 1968. From the edition
of 50. Provenance: Galerie Louis Leiris, Paris; Eleanor Saidenburg
Gallery. Ref: Baer #1518, Bloch #1502.
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59 Pablo Picasso (Spanish,
1881-1973)
Sexe À L'Ancienne Et Moderne, 1968. Etching, dated and
annotated "1.6.68. II" in plate upper right, editioned
21/50 and signed in pencil in lower margin, 41.8 x 49.7cm.
This
is number 135 from the 347 Series dating from 1968. From the
edition of 50. Provenance: Galerie Louis Leiris, Paris; Eleanor
Saidenburg Gallery. Ref: Baer #1631, Bloch #1615.
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60 Camille Pissaro (French,
1830-1903)
La Feuilette, Paris, c1860. Pencil drawing, initialled lower
right, 23.5 x 27.7cm. Repaired tears and missing portions to
centre left and lower left to right. Laid down on acid-free paper.
Framed.
Provenance:
Tolarno Galleries, Melbourne.
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